American Gamefowl

I was really meaning, tooling for other manufacturing is what those steels were really meant for... not so much knife making

I once worked with a flat bed cnc router to cut closed cell foam, it was pretty amazing how fast a cutter edge of those bits would dull just cutting soft foam... take those same bits and mill aluminum non stop, and that’s were those super alloys come in...

But I agree it’s all marketing to sell overkill... I remember 10 years ago or so everything was “professional grade” this and that... same deal, overkill marketing to up sell the guy that doesn’t have a clue...
Oh I know what you meant. That’s where they got it from but the machinery they use wears out faster with the harder steels too. I do understand the price difference I just argue it’s not needed for most people.
You should see all the guys complaining about rust on the edges of their uncoated 1095 knives. You can tell they just don’t get used. That little bit of rust would come off with everyday use and sharpening. It’s a total joke.
 
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I think with all your critters not many would notice a couple of chickens LOL
You should get some! Personally I think they would be good first chickens. I do like my laying hens for sure, but GF....there's just something about them:)
I doubt anyone would notice. . until they started crowing. :lau
I know that sounds crazy considering I have call ducks. But honestly. . for the most part the calls don't make a lot of noise.
Now when they go off they are loud. No denying it. But they only sound off when something is happening. Usually if they see a critter. .or see me. The rest of the time you'd barley know they are there. They don't make noise at night beyond a little chattering here and there like they are telling each other funny jokes..
They may sound off for a minute when I leave for work but when I come home for breaks they are normally sleeping and don't even bother trying to get my attention.
 

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